| Brand Name: | Gracyfiber |
The Flat Top AWG Module is a passive wavelength-division multiplexing component designed for multi-channel optical signal multiplexing and demultiplexing. Based on Arrayed Waveguide Grating (AWG) technology, it combines multiple wavelength channels onto a common fiber or separates a multiplexed optical signal into individual wavelength channels.
Flat-top AWG spectral profile
Arrayed Waveguide Grating technology
Multi-channel wavelength multiplexing
Multi-channel wavelength demultiplexing
Broad and uniform channel passband
Improved tolerance to wavelength variation
Passive optical operation
No external power supply required
Compact multi-channel optical architecture
Suitable for DWDM systems
Multiple channel configurations available
Multiple channel-spacing options available
Customizable fiber interfaces
Customizable package configurations
DWDM transmission systems
Optical Mux/Demux systems
Data center interconnect
Metro optical networks
Long-haul optical transport
Optical add/drop systems
Multi-wavelength optical transmission
Optical monitoring systems
Telecom transmission equipment
Optical test platforms
Photonic subsystem integration
Customized WDM assemblies
A Flat Top AWG provides a flatter and broader transmission region around the center of each wavelength channel, while a Gaussian AWG has a more rounded spectral response with higher transmission near the channel center. Flat-top designs are often selected when greater tolerance to wavelength drift or channel alignment is required.
Yes. AWG modules can be configured with different channel counts, channel spacings, wavelength plans, fiber interfaces, and package formats according to the optical system requirements. Final insertion loss, isolation, ripple, and other optical parameters should be confirmed according to the specific AWG design.